Ex President Cleveland Dead In New Jersey
Grover Cleveland former president of the United States died suddenly at his Westland home in Princeton New Jersey at 8 40 this morning Death was due to heart failure and complicated with other diseases He was seventy one years old on March 18 The physicians statement noted long standing gastro intestinal issues and repeated attacks in his illness
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Westland
Cleveland
Joseph D. Bryant
George R. Lockwood
J. M. Carnochan
Ex President Cleveland Dies After Long Illness
The notice reports the death of former President Cleveland from long standing organic heart and kidney disease with heart failure and edema as the immediate cause. It notes his illness had caused intermittent serious illness and a recent visit by Dr. Bryant of New York heightened fears among friends.
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Mr. Cleveland
Clevelands
Bryant
New York
Have One on Bill Taft Cocktail Sends You to the Hay
The piece promotes a "Bill Taft Cocktail" as the latest drink in thirst parlors. It describes progressive effects from one to seven servings, with stronger doses for longer oblivion, and notes the El Tast C. T. ad debuted when the presidential dictate was nominated.
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Bill Taft
el Tast C. T
Boy Bitten by Dog in Cheek in Peters Dol
Eight year old Dominic Amarose of Muncie visiting Peter Mancini and family was bitten on the cheek by a shaggy shepherd dog on east Fifth street. The dog, owned by John Peters, was killed by its owner after the incident. The boy received prompt medical care and the wound was treated. The article notes a prior similar attack on Randall White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. White, by the same dog.
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Dominic Amarose
Muncie
Peter Mancini
East Fifth Street
John Peters
Randall White
Charles R. White
Randall
Wiedemann Club Buys Eddie Drury In Newport Ky
Eddie Drury, a noted flinger in the KT C league, has been sold by Hoosier manager LaRue to the Wiedemann baseball club of Newport Kentucky. The deal hinges on Drury agreeing to play for the Kentucky team and may lead to his pitching for the Brewers against Krebs Sunday. A separate note reports a stolen horse and bogey from a Rushville livery barn, while coroner verdicts confirm the deaths of Marley Moffett and John Beers from accidental injuries and heart disease.
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Eddie Drury
LaRue
Hoosiers
Wiedemann Baseball Club
Newport
Drury
Wiedemanns
Nieman
Kentucky
Lane
Brewers
Krebs
Wiedemann
King
Rushville
Oxford
Ohio
Sherif King
Marley E. Moffett
Bdubers Station
John K. Beers
Buckley House
Mr. Moffett
Mr. Beers
Barn Fire Destroys East Connersville Barn Belonging to Sam Keller
A small barn behind Samuel Keller’s Main street home in East Connersville burned last night. Bucket brigades and a chemical engine prevented spread to nearby structures as authorities praised responders. No cause is known though playful youths firing crackers in the alley is suspected.
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Samuel Keller
Main Street
Connersville
Keller
East Side
Railroads Fined for Safety Violations in Federal Court
In Cincinnati, the Hamilton and Daston railroad and the Pere Marquette railroad were fined 1000 and 800 dollars respectively by Judge Taylor in U S district court. Government suits charge each line with multiple violations for operating cars without proper coupling devices and grab irons.
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Daston
Cincinnatos, Hamilton & Daston Railroad
Pere Marquette Railroad
Taylor
United States District Court
Pere Marquette
Jacob Myer Obvious Bentley Resident Spends Day Citywide
Jacob Myer of Bentley enjoys a day with friends in the city, noting outings and social visits across local spots. The casual trip highlights a resident’s leisure routine and urban exploration.
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Jacob Myer
Bentley
Mr Petro Nominated as Fayette Delegate to Democratic Denver Convention
Fayette county selects James S Petro as district delegate to the Denver Democratic Convention assembling July 7. Petro, East Connersville merchant, stands as a conservative Democrat loyal to Bryan era principles and active in party causes while emphasizing business prudence and independent reading. He is a native of Connersville township.
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Fayette County
Denver
James S. Petro
East Connersville
Petro
Bryan
Connersville Township
Broken Heads In Court 10 Day Riot At Ortman Saloon
Five men faced a riot charge after a glassware crash at the Ortman saloon last Saturday night. Four pleaded guilty while Warry Pierce and Edward Kienk received fines and stayed, with Kienk noted as more active in the disturbance. Justice Cates presided at City Hall as details remained scant amid the uproar.
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City Hall
Justice Cates
Ortman Saloon
Edgar Kienk
Harry Cowing
Carl Cowing
Harry Pierce
Ora Maines
Wiles
Indiana
Edward Kienk
Kienk
Warry Pierce
Petro’s Indiana Rise and Westward Travels Recap
The subject left Indiana for extensive western travel and work in several towns, then returned to Indiana to build a successful business in S88. He formed a circle of friends including a prominent Republican faction, married Mies bilian M. Wood, and plans to go to Denver for a convention where Johnson of Minnesota is favored for president with Bryan as a likely choice.
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Indiana
Petro
Mies Bilian M. Wood
John Wood
Property Transfer Record Shows Debates Over City Lot
J McFarlan transfers to J B McParlan and to Harry Milor in city property deals with a stated consideration of 25 dollars. The messy OCR mentions hall, McFarlan, Milor, and McParlan in a city context.
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J. McFarlan
Bow. Hall
Lo Nthe
J.B. McParlan
Harry
Mrs Elgar Seal dies after illness at parents home
Mrs Elgar Seal died at her parents home on west Tenth street after several weeks of illness. She was born near Matamora and married Mr Seal about ten years ago. Survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs Taylor Swift, sister and several relatives. Funeral at her parents home Friday afternoon followed by burial in City Cemetery.
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Pavior Swift
Nat Orks
Pridas Attermeon
Card of Thanks for Frankie M. Needler
The Needler family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown by neighbors and friends on the death and burial of their son Frankie M. Needler. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bishop.
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Frankie M. Needler
WM. Bishop
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HOLT
Bria Aglures Les
Harper’s Weekly
Harper and Brethere
Peters Dol
Little Randall White
Dog
T. C. McBurney
Manny
Ife
John Meservy
Western Avenue
Ernest Beaninger
Everton
Esther
Mildred Wood
Paul and
Helen Schuster
J. F. Wood
Lyons Station
Wiedemank Club
Flinger
Sam Keller
Chem
Ical
C,h
MR. Petro
Denver, Col
James SS. Piepro
Ind
Penves
Aly. Petro
Ivy Johnson
Minnesota
Vie Residert
Dhe
Mr. Bryan
Mrs. Elgar Seal
Pouxbor Swift
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